Events

Brunch of Mediterranean and Asian cuisine with seafood, sushi, antipasti, cold and hot appetizers, seafood soup, and delicious desserts.

Price 45€/person, including water + prosecco;
For children from 6-12 years/20€; 37€ for the birthday celebrants.

For reservations: tel. 25719179

Participants:

Estonian bell ensemble “Arsis”

Conductor Aivar Mae

Soloists of the Estonian National Ballet

Program:

A musical performance from Peter Tchaikovsky’s ballet “The Nutcracker”.

Ballet soloists of the Estonian National Opera and bell ensemble ARSIS will visit Dzintari with a bright performance of Christmas tales. They will introduce you to Christmas Wonderland and the whirlwinds of Peter Tchaikovsky's dances. Tchaikovsky's beloved fairy-tale ballet “The Nutcracker” glorifies youth, friendship, and love. Every year around Christmas it fills concert halls around the world. The magic of Peter Tchaikovsky's music and the allure of this dream story has always delighted the hearts of the audience.

The story of “The Nutcracker” will be performed by the soloists of the Estonian National Opera – Ketlin Oja, Ali Urata, Marcus Nilson, Seili Loorits-Kämbre, and Heidi Kopti. All of them have performed the main roles in classical ballets by Peter Tchaikovsky and other composers. They have also won awards in various dance competitions, such as the ERGO Dance Award, Philip Morris Young Dancers’ Award, and MyFitness Dance Award.

During the performance, in between the dances, the piano music of Peter Tchaikovsky will be played in an arrangement for a bell ensemble.

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On Saturday, December 3, the lighting of the Christmas tree will take place on Jomas Street near Majori parking lot. In programm:

• Dancing and playing with Santa Claus
• An extraordinary orchestral conducting master class
• Reindeer dances
• The lighting of the Christmas tree
• Participating: Jūrmala Theatre, dance group "Jūrmaldancis" and Jelgava Big Band.

Free entrance

Participants:

Estonian bell ensemble “Arsis”

Conductor Aivar Mae

Soloists of the Estonian National Ballet

Program:

A musical performance from Peter Tchaikovsky’s ballet “The Nutcracker”.

Ballet soloists of the Estonian National Opera and bell ensemble ARSIS will visit Dzintari with a bright performance of Christmas tales. They will introduce you to Christmas Wonderland and the whirlwinds of Peter Tchaikovsky's dances. Tchaikovsky's beloved fairy-tale ballet “The Nutcracker” glorifies youth, friendship, and love. Every year around Christmas it fills concert halls around the world. The magic of Peter Tchaikovsky's music and the allure of this dream story has always delighted the hearts of the audience.

The story of “The Nutcracker” will be performed by the soloists of the Estonian National Opera – Ketlin Oja, Ali Urata, Marcus Nilson, Seili Loorits-Kämbre, and Heidi Kopti. All of them have performed the main roles in classical ballets by Peter Tchaikovsky and other composers. They have also won awards in various dance competitions, such as the ERGO Dance Award, Philip Morris Young Dancers’ Award, and MyFitness Dance Award.

During the performance, in between the dances, the piano music of Peter Tchaikovsky will be played in an arrangement for a bell ensemble.

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Participants:

Karīna TATARINOVA, actress

Ingus NOVICĀNS, French horn

Marta KAULIŅA-PELNĒNA, percussion instruments

The concert play “Little Musical Fairy Tales” is specially designed for children of preschool and primary school age so that they can listen to fairy tales and their associatively enhancing music, sing along, and get to know different types of musical instruments together with Liepaja Theatre actress Karīna Tatarinova and Liepaja Symphony Orchestra musicians Ingus Novicāns and Marta Kauliņa-Pelnēna. They will play compositions of Georgs Pelēcis, Oleksijs Demčenko, Raimonds Petrauskis, and other Latvian composers, as well as musical jokes and associative sound effects created by the musicians themselves. Both well-known and entirely new stories will be told. Including the circus lion Bonifācijs, who crosses the ocean to meet his grandmother. And about the little Raccoon, who learns to be brave. And also about the magic beanstalk that grows into the clouds. Marta will show how diverse percussion instruments sound. But Ingus will surprise you with stories about how long the French horn is if you straighten it out. He'll also show how the sound of the instrument changes with the use of different mutes.

Program: Music by Latvian composers, stories, and fairy tales

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An inspiring environment, an exquisite meal and musical performances – everything you need for a nice Christmas dinner with relatives, friends or colleagues. Fridays in December – 9.12; 16.12; 23.12; 30.12. – "Baltic Beach Hotel" invites you to live music evenings at VIEW Restaurant – Seafood & Grill. December 9 -  Musical band “Sunny Melody” (vocal, guitar); December 16 -  The band “Presto” (keys, bass, percussion); December 23 -  Edvards Grieze (vocal, guitar); December 30 - Trio “The Tiffany mood” (vocal, guitar, keys, percussion). Ticket price 15 EUR.

Advance service reservation is required:
Tel: +371 67771411
Email: res@balticbeach.lv

Soloists of the Latvian National Opera will perform at the concert - soprano Marlēna Keine (pictured), tenor Mihails Čuļpajevs and pianist Agnese Egliņa.

The concert program includes love stories from well-known operas composed by various composers. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's subtly psychological masterpiece "Don Juan", Bedrich Smetana's comic opera "The Bartered Bride" riddled with love vicissitudes, "Werther", a French romantic pearl composed by Gilles Massenet, based on the tragic love story of the young poet Werther. Excerpts from Giuseppe Verdi's Traviata, which is often called the queen of the beauty of all Verdi operas, will also be performed.

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An inspiring environment, an exquisite meal and musical performances – everything you need for a nice Christmas dinner with relatives, friends or colleagues. Fridays in December – 9.12; 16.12; 23.12; 30.12. – "Baltic Beach Hotel" invites you to live music evenings at VIEW Restaurant – Seafood & Grill. December 16 - The band “Presto” (keys, bass, percussion); December 23 -  Edvards Grieze (vocal, guitar); December 30 - Trio “The Tiffany mood” (vocal, guitar, keys, percussion). Ticket price 15 EUR.

Advance service reservation is required:
Tel: +371 67771411
Email: res@balticbeach.lv

4-course festive dinner
Welcome drink
Evening host – the most famous Latvia-based Italian, charismatic showman, and singer Roberto Meloni.

In this most wonderful time of the year, while waiting for Christmas to come, put aside all your everyday worries, let yourself be surprised, and go on an exciting journey, travelling around the world with the attractive and always smiling tour guide Roberto in the lead. During the journey, we will visit all continents. We will also visit Roberto’s home country – the sunny Italy, make a short stop in France, and then go to Greece to enjoy the sun. Our journey will also take us to both the exotic China and distant countries across the ocean, such as Argentina and Mexico. It goes without saying that we will also travel to the North Pole to meet Santa Claus and to receive the long-awaited gifts.

During this exciting journey, we will be accompanied by the band “Roberto & draugi” that will keep up the mood, perform popular melodies, and invite the guests to sing and dance along. Performances by the charming dancers of the dance studio “KARMA dancers” and the show prepared by Riga Wushu and Martial Arts Centre will ensure a more authentic experience.

The price is for 1 person. Minimum reservation – 4 persons.

Advance service reservation is required:
Tel: +371 67771411
Email: res@balticbeach.lv

Participants:

Reinis Zariņš, piano
Daumants Liepiņš, piano
Sten Lassmann, piano
Sten Heinoja, piano
Anna Duczmal-Mroz, conductor
Tallinn Chamber Orchestra

In the program:

Concerto for two pianos in C minor, BWV 1060
Concerto for two pianos in C major, BWV 1061
Concerto for two pianos in C minor, BWV 1062
Concerto for three pianos in D minor, BWV 1063
Concerto for three pianos in C major, BWV 1064
Concerto for four pianos in D minor, BWV 1065

Participants:

Reinis Zariņš, piano

Daumants Liepiņš, piano

Sten Lassmann, piano

Sten Heinoja, piano

Anna Duczmal-Mroz, conductor

Tallinn Chamber Orchestra

In the program:

Concerto for two pianos in C minor, BWV 1060

Concerto for two pianos in C major, BWV 1061

Concerto for two pianos in C minor, BWV 1062

Concerto for three pianos in D minor, BWV 1063

Concerto for three pianos in C major, BWV 1064

Concerto for four pianos in D minor, BWV 1065

Participants:

Walter Puce – cello

Dainis Tenis – piano

Riga Cathedral Choir School boys' choir, conductor Mārtiņš Klišāns

The concert includes pearls of world-popular and classical music, as well as arrangements of songs by Latvia's greatest composers for cello, piano, and the boys' choir of the Riga Cathedral Choir School.

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Participants:

Walter Puce – cello

Dainis Tenis – piano

Riga Cathedral Choir School boys' choir, conductor Mārtiņš Klišāns

The concert includes pearls of world-popular and classical music, as well as arrangements of songs by Latvia's greatest composers for cello, piano, and the boys' choir of the Riga Cathedral Choir School.

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An inspiring environment, an exquisite meal and musical performances – everything you need for a nice Christmas dinner with relatives, friends or colleagues. Fridays in December – 9.12; 16.12; 23.12; 30.12. – "Baltic Beach Hotel" invites you to live music evenings at VIEW Restaurant – Seafood & Grill. December 23 -  Edvards Grieze (vocal, guitar); December 30 - Trio “The Tiffany mood” (vocal, guitar, keys, percussion). Ticket price 15 EUR.

Advance service reservation is required:
Tel: +371 67771411
Email: res@balticbeach.lv

Participants:

Princess – Agnese PAUNIŅA

King Thrushbeard – Jānis KURŠEVS

The old king – Kalvis KALNIŅŠ

Lady of the court – Ilona BAGELE

Jester – Juris KAUKULIS

Latvian Radio Choir soloists

Instrumental ensemble

Students of NMV Riga Ballet School

Musical host – Pēteris VAICKOVSKIS

Narrator - Karina BĒRZIŅA

The Brothers Grimm's fairy tale will be heard in the sounds of ancient music, with the most suitable pages being found in the compositions of the great master of ancient music – the English composer Henry Purcell. The tale tells how the old king decided to find his daughter a suitable husband. But the snobby princess mocks everyone who comes to ask for her hand, giving the most unpleasant sneer and the nickname “Thrushbeard” to the last candidate for marriage. Now, the old king's patience runs out, and he marries the princess to a beggar. But, what really hides under the beggar's appearance and how the princess will be taught a lesson to overcome her bad character will be revealed during the concert.

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Participants:

Vocal group SCHOLA CANTORUM RIGA:

Rūdolfs BĒRTIŅŠ, voice

Egils JĀKOBSONS, voice

Jānis KURŠEVS, voice

Jānis MOORS, voice

Mārtiņš MOORS, voice

Ansis KLUCIS, voice, percussion instruments

Kaspars MILAŠEVIČS, voice

Guntars PRĀNIS, artistic director, voice, wheel lyre

Ieva NĪMANE, bagpipes, kokle

For more than two decades, the vocal group Schola Cantorum Riga has been professionally and artistically preaching the repertoire of ancient music, devoting a special role to the Gregorian chorale in its programmes. The artistic director of the ensemble, Guntars Prānis, is an indisputable authority on ancient music, and the collective he founded is one of the pioneers of this musical genre in Latvia. The multi-instrumentalist Ieva Nīmane is also a specialist in the field, with whom the group created the concert program Vox Clara, dedicated to the music of the late Middle Ages. It sheds light on the time when sacred music was still dominated by the Gregorian chorale and at the same time various secular genres flourished, in which improvisation and local musical traditions played a very important role. The emphasis of the program is on the rich and vividly different heritage of the early polyphony of Hamburg, Riga and Lund, as well as Limoges. The beautiful voices of the men will intertwine not only with the unique wheel lyre – which connects the worlds of the Middle Ages and traditional music in an interesting way – but also with the instruments documented in Latvian traditional music – bagpipes and kokle. And the feeling of medieval Riga will be created by the early Latvian language and elements of traditional singing, woven into the programme. 

Programme: Gregorian chants and medieval vocal-instrumental music

Participants:

Uģis PRAULIŅŠ /composer, electronics/keyboard instruments/

Vocal ensemble ARS ANTIQUA RIGA:

Rūdolfs Bērtiņš

Normunds Ķirsis

Jānis Kurševs

Vitālijs Stankevičs

Pēteris VAICKOVSKIS /artistic director/

Vairis NARTIŠS /sackbut/

Kaspars MAJORS /sackbut/

Jānis PELŠE /organ/

The mass and interludes L'homme armé were written for the five-voice ensemble Ars Antiqua Riga, which is matched by the organ, sackbuts (ancient trombones), and electronic instruments, creating atmospheric sound paintings. The opus was created in a creative symbiosis between composer Uģis Prauliņš and conductor Pēteris Vaickovskis, who initially invited the composer to write musical comments (interludes) about Johannes Ockeghem’s (1414–1497) mass L’homme armé. A creative cooperation provided the opportunity and inspiration to expand the interludes to the mass: “It is a challenge – to include the traditional means of expression and forms of sacred music in the modern surrounding landscapes,” admits Uģis Prauliņš.

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Andrejs Osokins. A tribute to Frédéric Chopin

Programme:

F. Chopin

Polonaise op. 26 No. 1 in C sharp minor 

Sonata No. 2 in B flat minor

V. Silvestrov 

Kitsch Musik – suite for piano 

F. Liszt 

Sonata in B minor

F. Chopin

Polonaise op.53 in A flat major “Heroic”

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An inspiring environment, an exquisite meal and musical performances – everything you need for a nice Christmas dinner with relatives, friends or colleagues. Fridays in December – 9.12; 16.12; 23.12; 30.12. – "Baltic Beach Hotel" invites you to live music evenings at VIEW Restaurant – Seafood & Grill.  December 30 - Trio “The Tiffany mood” (vocal, guitar, keys, percussion). Ticket price 15 EUR.

Advance service reservation is required:
Tel: +371 67771411
Email: res@balticbeach.lv

Do you already know where to celebrate the New Year 2023? On December 31, Hotel Jūrmala SPA will be fulfilled with a shining New Year's atmosphere: bright holiday decorations, a charismatic evening host, a varied show program, live music and, of course, a festive richly set table.

Program includes:

• the host of the evening - showman Arvis Zēmanis 
• a special festive menu from the chef of the "Jūrmala" restaurant Evita Sniedze-Jefimova
• a photographer to capture the most beautiful moments of the holiday
• performances and contests with prizes
• a special entertainment program for children
• the group "The Kruasans" will take care of the New Year's mood 
• Sparkling party until 3:00 a.m

TICKET PRICES:

• For adults price starting at 165 EUR*
• For children till 12 years old price starting at 115 EUR 
• Free entrance for children below age of 5

* The number of guests is limited and the price will change as the event approaches.

The price includes: New Year's program, festive dinner, a glass of sparkling wine upon arrival and welcoming the New Year.
Event will be held in the English, Latvian and Russian languages.

Booking:
+371 67784415 or booking@hoteljurmala.com

More information: www.hoteljurmala.com

Evening host – Toms Felkers
Music – Johneys Band
Dance performances – KARMA dancers
Light show, illusionist, mime, perfume workshop

The turn of the year is a time of unforgettable parties, bright emotions and romantic adventures. And where else to enjoy it, if not in the homeland of champagne and cabaret – Paris. And since the New Years eve is also a time of surprises and gifts, then… abracadabra, ladies and gentlemen, on December 31st we will conjure up Paris right here with us – Baltic Beach Hotel & SPA

New Year’s Eve in Paris… The slightly poignant sounds of barrel organ on the Champs Elysées, street artists and mimes at the foot of Montmartre, the smell of roasted chestnuts on the corner of the boulevard… But nearby, life and passions are bubbling in the Moulin Rouge, perfume is in the air, and everyone who is destined to get there is drawn into an endless whirlwind of dancing and entertainment.

Advance service reservation is required:
Tel: +371 67771411
Email: res@balticbeach.lv

On Sundays, from 11:00 to 16:00, a market will be held in front of the Zelta telš restaurant on Jomas Street 55. Fine handicrafts and various craftsman's masterpieces, local handmade products, delicious food, and drinks. 

The exhibition "Fake Memories" by young Jūrmalas artist Laima Steika is an attempt to draw the viewer into a kind of twilight mood - at dusk, before the street lights come on, when nothing is clearly visible, when the rational and pragmatic recede, the mythical and spiritual come into play. False memories are an interesting phenomenon, when the mind, using imagination, knowledge, and associations, fills in the "gaps" in memories. The smoky watercolors were created in a similar way, allowing the flow of apparent memories and associations.

The exhibition "How much does light weigh?" brings together Latvian textile artists of different generations who work in the tapestry technique.

Until the end of this year, the competition exhibition "How much worth?" can be viewed at the Bulduri Exhibition House. The exhibition offers viewers contemporary and socially active works of art on personally, nationally, and globally relevant topics.

The exhibition "Fragile" tells about the wood-carved decors of Jūrmala's historical architecture, emphasizing the fragility of this past heritage.

The exhibition can be viewed:

Mondays 10:00 - 17:00,
Tuesdays-Fridays 10:00 - 16:00,

Please book a visit in advance by phone +371 62001010 or by writing to kulturtelpa@jurmala.lv. 

The entrance is free of charge. 

The exhibition "Beginning. 50" by the painter Valdis Bušs is dedicated to commemorating the 50th anniversary of the artist's first solo exhibition.

This year we celebrate an important event in the artist's life - fifty years have passed since the first solo exhibition. In the fall of 1972, Valdis Bušs, a man in his mature years (48), exhibited his paintings for the public for the first time and anxiously awaited the opening of the exhibition at the Jurmala Museum of History and Art. The framing of the paintings has also been preserved and restored as it was then, in 1972.